100 Sevens Diamonds Slot Review
A lime-green halo traces the black reel window of 100 Sevens Diamonds, chevron arrows stack in greens behind it, and a wooden treasure chest sits open in the corner with a blue gem inside. Beneath all that glow, this is a plainer game than it looks – and that’s the point. Apparat Gaming have kept the paytable nearly flat and spent their ambition on one place: a Free Games round that can run to a hundred spins.
It’s a 5×4 grid with 100 paylines, old symbols in new light: sevens, fruit and diamonds under glossy neon. There’s no published RTP or volatility for this one, and no stated ceiling on what it can pay, so the reels have to make the argument themselves.
Base Game & Features
This is a paylines game in the traditional mould. Wins are evaluated left to right without a gap, starting from the leftmost reel, across 100 fixed lines. Nothing exotic about the mechanics. The character is all in the presentation and the pays, and the pays are worth reading closely.
The paytable is short, but each symbol carries up to four pay tiers. As multiples of stake:
- 7 – two: 0.04x, three: 0.4x, four: 1.6x, five: 8x
- Bell – three: 0.2x, four: 0.6x, five: 2x
- Money Bag – three: 0.12x, four: 0.4x, five: 1.2x
- Horseshoe – three: 0.12x, four: 0.4x, five: 1.2x
- Plum – two: 0.04x, three: 0.08x, four: 0.2x, five: 0.6x
- Orange – three: 0.08x, four: 0.2x, five: 0.6x
- Lemon – three: 0.08x, four: 0.2x, five: 0.6x
- Cherry – three: 0.08x, four: 0.2x, five: 0.6x
It’s a shallow ladder with a long flat bottom. Only the top three symbols even have a two-of-a-kind pay, which tells you where the small wins come from, and with 100 lines in play plenty of spins land something. The money is elsewhere.
Everything the base game offers, at a glance:
- Wild – the diamond, replacing all symbols except the scatters
- Scatter – the Star, paying from anywhere on the grid
- Bonus trigger – three or more scatters open the Free Games round
- Side bet – an optional activation switches on the chest mechanic
The diamond wild’s whole job is substitution, and it does it without ceremony. Two of a kind pays on the 7 and the Plum, which is the only quirk in an otherwise straight set of reels. Every other symbol needs three in a row from the left before it pays anything at all.
Scatter Symbol
The Star is the scatter, and it pays from anywhere on the grid. As multiples of stake:
- Three scatters – 1x
- Four scatters – 10x
- Five scatters – 200x
That top step is the sharpest reward jump in the game: the fifth Star is worth twenty times the fourth. The Star is also the key to the Free Games round, which is where this game stops being polite.
100 Sevens Diamonds Bonus Features & Free Spins
Free Games
Three, four or five scatters trigger 10, 15 or 100 Free Games respectively, and the jump from 15 to 100 dwarfs everything else on the paytable. During the round the 7 becomes an additional Wild alongside the diamond, so two symbols are now substituting across all 100 lines.
That single change does most of the round’s work. With the 7 and the diamond both substituting, five-of-a-kind sevens lands far more often than it does in the base game, and that’s the top symbol doing overtime. There’s no multiplier on top, no ladder, no collecting mechanic inside the round itself.
Retriggers are on the table too:
- Three scatters in the round – 10 additional Free Games
- Four scatters in the round – 15 additional Free Games
- Five scatters in the round – 50 additional Free Games
Note the trim: the five-scatter retrigger pays 50, not the 100 the initial trigger awards. A hundred-spin round with doubled wilds is still the ceiling of what this game offers, and it’s a genuinely generous one for a classic-styled liner.
The rules behind the round are simple, which suits it. What you see in the first ten spins is what you get for the next ninety. The round is won on volume: more spins, more wilds, and the same paytable doing more work.
Diamond Treasures
That open chest in the corner of the cabinet isn’t decoration. Diamond Treasures is a side mechanic that runs alongside the main game, and it’s activated for an additional bet. Once it’s on, the sequence runs like this:
- Step 1 – small diamonds appear randomly on the reels
- Step 2 – each diamond drops into the treasure chest
- Step 3 – every time diamonds are added, a prize draw can trigger at random
- Step 4 – the draw spins four reels of numbers 0-9, and the resulting number is paid out as a multiple of the bet
The draw is a numbers game in its own right, and it settles at the end of the game rather than interrupting the reels. The chest’s level plaque gives the collection a visible sense of progression while you wait on it.
There’s a BUY FEATURE button sitting in the interface as well, for players who’d rather go straight at the goods than wait on scatters. Between that and the optional chest bet, this is a game with two separate pay-to-engage levers, which is unusual for something dressed this traditionally.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 6.4/10
Playing 100 Sevens Diamonds is mostly waiting under a very nice light. The spins are quick, the wins are small, and the neon chest in the corner keeps ticking upward while you grind. The reason anybody sits down at this cabinet is the fifth scatter – the one that turns a modest round into a hundred of them.
The Free Games round is the strength, and it’s a real one: doubling up the wilds across 100 lines gives the flat little paytable somewhere to finally pay. The weakness is the base game pays in small change – the fruit symbols are worth fractions of the stake next to the round, and the Diamond Treasures side bet asks for more money on top of stakes that already feel thin.
This suits players who like the old symbols but want one long, glitzy round to chase, and it isn’t for anyone who wants a base game with its own ideas. The glow stays green either way, and the chest stays open.
100 Sevens Diamonds FAQs
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How many paylines does 100 Sevens Diamonds have?
100. Paylines 1-100 are shown in the paytable diagrams, and wins are evaluated left to right without a gap starting from the leftmost reel. -
What is the grid size of 100 Sevens Diamonds?
It’s a 5×4 grid: five reels across and four rows, carrying the 100 paylines. -
Who makes 100 Sevens Diamonds?
Apparat Gaming. It’s their take on the classic fruit machine format, with a neon arcade presentation. -
How do you trigger the Free Games in 100 Sevens Diamonds?
Land three, four or five Star scatter symbols to win 10, 15 or 100 Free Games respectively. During the round the 7 acts as an additional Wild alongside the diamond. -
Can the Free Games round retrigger?
Yes. Three, four or five scatter symbols landing during the round award 10, 15 or 50 additional Free Games respectively. -
What is the Diamond Treasures feature?
Activated for an additional bet, Diamond Treasures makes small diamonds appear randomly on the reels and collect in a chest. Each time diamonds are added, a random prize draw can trigger, spinning four reels of numbers 0-9, and the resulting number is paid out as a multiple of your bet. -
What does the Wild symbol do in 100 Sevens Diamonds?
The diamond is the Wild and replaces all symbols except the scatter Stars. In the Free Games round, the 7 becomes an additional Wild too. -
Can you buy the bonus on 100 Sevens Diamonds?
Yes. A BUY FEATURE button is available in the game interface, alongside the additional-bet activation for the Diamond Treasures draw.
